Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

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rocms immedia1elg efief tae1x Akk.sal.
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used 30 do. Wafch TIE pe0pls wosn
shs boats or tRains arrive ana yoq wi
nso ihsm make bee-line fof nossl.
TIA past eummer has been famafk1ols
not Only fer the anouns Of travel %.
/ for the number Of psople uno eems
and kapt their rooms tor one q ~
weeks. The msiority q thoes sao g.
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rsnaed q room In psivafe house.. Anen
/ u vas noeiesbia that many poopie VINO
came early In the summef ana 70
| manned awhiia. and then vent away
zane beck LATER On"
sHsvs veu any Fooms," said q man.
apparentlg : farmer, wno nad Jas
Il have only one cot In the hall left, I"
sI'i take Il" and be registered i'm
sYou see.s Gaia shs clerk after the
neu arrival had aoue up stairs. SHAT
younR failoE b left"
n. n. HeimsB said yesterday thai
George w. Hotchkias. formerly bscre-
taFv of the Chicago Lumber Exchange
and now editor Of ne Lumber 1Fads
Journal, ID going TO bring 9 party q
Chicago lambegmen 10 Puget Sound
this fail. II II the intention 20 cafe-
fnllv examines she timber Ianos and %
errive ak al understanding OF tie con
i ditions under which an Eastern marGel
nav Be encouraged for Puget Sound
/ l1nnber. Last fall Mr.. Hofohkiss made
8 number Of purchases for the men wnc
will accompany him on the trip 20 .,
made shis fall.
II Speaking Of lumber suggests 9 RENT
nisosnse Of Charles Coppin- when he
came 10 Seattle be cleared soDe iano g
the soukhWest corner Of Ninth ano Col
umbia streets. He says that IL the min-
/ ole OF Ninth street, jest south Of Dol
| nunhIa- akood thu largest tree that eVel
. crew ID this vicinity, and the largest %
ever say in the .S1und country. Tne
plaoe where the tree stood can bt
noticed nov, e. the surface OF TIA
strest has sunk considerably. The tFet
vas ten fest 10 diameter end for 500 fee
! there vas not Q limb or knot.
The Oratorio Sooiety, which is 10 be
A Fapidlv assuming definite pe0p0R
lions. Professor Ge6des has issaed
call 10 al thoee Who have expressed I
willinqueaa 90 beeome q member OF thl
Society, e. veil &c 70 those who would
Ike 10 ioin Ia making the Society & sue
cess, 10 meet IN the First Bsptis
Church, Wednesday evening next fol
the purpose Of sffeotine an organization
The uroapeeks nov are that during thi
coming winter the Society will render
number Of ofatorioe, and probably no
few concerts will Be- Rtvens shoulc
: such & variation from present plans b
oansidered desirable By the people O
Seattle.
A few days ago an Italian with long
uuprouoanoeahle name Went 20 tns
Oity Clerks ofies asd auplisd for fisE
. uedlIersa lfcsnse. The City Clerk, up0E
Inquiry, learned that the Italian had
mos been naturallxed citizen OF the
United states, and tried 10 explain e
him that he would have TO take out biz
nest papers, OF declaration OF intention
Of becoming q citizen before . license
could be Issued. The Italian could DOT
understand, 90 be was referred TO the
City Attornsy with the assurance that
tnak gentleman oould speak the Italian
Language husntly. II afterwards ap-
pearsd that the italian found the CITY
Attorney, and the whole matter. barring
& eliahs broaue, vas explained satiafac-
toriIy. The sou Of Italy then vent 70
the District Court Clerks once and
declared himself according 10 the Law
ana the statutes Ia such caees made and
crowded. But a. be vas uuahle TO
make bis wants very clearly known he
gave Mr.. Giiman's name as bis own,
and the papers were made out In Mr..
0Ilman's name. When Il came TO sign
ing the papers the Italian said he
eonldn't write, and the Clerk wrote the
signature Of L. O. Gilman to the paper
and pat a shis mark" Ia Il and then the
Italian vas quAlihsd 20 the declara-
ton 80 L. O. Gilman. When this vas
done be took the paper TO the City Clerk
and wanted bis license.
70 then became apparent that Q mis-
take had been made. the Clerk being
especially impressed With the fact that
Z. O. Gilman hsd 20 sign his name With
his mark" Mr.. Gilman Waa notidsd
and when he became informed Of bis
mistake, Il 10 related that be made re-
maFkabiy good time In q shsrt race 10
the Court House 10 prevent his name
from going on the records as city Of
HciAl Who had not yea been natuFaliEsd.
he susceeesd, but barely 90. IL 10 nov
alleged that some people Who hare tn
CURED Of Mr.. Gilman II be could speak
ace Italian Language have beea informed
il vigorous and classic EaRlish that
there has besn misapprehensioH about
bis versatility.